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[0:33]..." major administration post most likely secretary of state with ambassador to the United Nations also a possibility. No immediate response from Kerry's office to our request for comment tonight and Jack and -- source also says "...

[5:11]..." you look at the last couple days demonstrations against the status of forces is basing agreement in Iraq. You've had demonstrations. You've had parliament you what do you rainy -- doing are orchestrating. Our departure "...

[9:36]..." is there real is there real old sort of coming together of forces those opposed to the religious order in those who are very much in favor of what what's ultimately. The argument there if "...

[10:15]..." leader his. These powers in the military and intelligence services. The police forces. So we're primarily talk about -- controlling the country in the -- is that I talk to very liberal. And they are "...

[1:40]..." Fund the World Bank. And the financial stability forum as well as Secretary General of the United Nations. During the summer we will discuss the causes of the problems in our financial systems review the progress being made to address "...

[21:31]..." going to be it will be different to who'll -- the United Nations in the in India -- it means in effect of these who marched usual. You know try to reach awareness that we "...

[7:02]..." year for US troops in Afghanistan since the 2001 invasion. And NATO forces head general David McCarron and says they need more soldiers and more political and economic aid for the Afghan government. AS AP. I think we are a tough fight so that the idea that that it might get worse. Before it gets better certainly a possibility a UN report also concludes security in Afghanistan has deteriorated markedly. Defense Secretary Robert Gates has talked about sending more troops next spring but "...

[13:05]..." toward the conclusion of the strategic framework agreement. And the status of forces agreement between the United States and Iraq. These agreements will serve as the foundation for America's continued security support to Iraq. Once the United Nations resolution authorizing. The multinational forces -- expires. On December 31 of this year. There will allow us to establish a bilateral relationship between the United States and "...

[2:50]..." Responsibility for security -- progress was transferred to. Iraqi civilian authorities. Iraqi forces are now leading security operations across Anbar. With American troops in an over watch role. We're just transfer responsibility. The people -- "...

[5:47]..." extremist groups. In places like Basra. In Baghdad. And now Lama. Iraqi forces. Are staying on the off chance. They are pressing the advantage against those who would bring harm and danger to their citizens. Conducting operations in and around the northern city of Mosul. Where Al Qaeda terrorists. Seek refuge. Iraqi Army recently launched a new offensive against Al Qaeda in the -- Providence. All these operations. Are Iraqi led. An American forces. Playing a supporting role. Result of these and other operations Iraq violence is down to its lowest point since spring of 2004. "...

[2:52]..." suffer the after effects of numerous storms. The it is from the United Nations World Food Program. -- floodwaters inundated more than half the homes in Haiti's fourth largest city one again on Monday the known "...

[1:01]..." patrolling or even perhaps. Manning a position to checkpoints with the Iraqi forces those day to day operations will be turned over to Iraqis. US forces would be an over -- position where they could move in if needed if Iraqis got in trouble as well as providing training support and assistance to Iraqi force. It -- about the sharing framework agreement. The -- Trevor Greer did so called strategic framework is critical right now our legal underpinnings were being in Iraq are UN Security Council resolution due to expire at 31 December the Iraqis have been very adamant that they will not seek an extension "...

[0:12]..." so it's blacks dictates to Petraeus would probably call for reduction in forces. From the level we're at right now even prior to the end of the year and also makes a comment on repositioned forces away from population centers. "...

[19:47]..." Foreign policy adviser -- He changed his position. And he suggested. The United Nations Security Council. Could find a solution. Apparently none of his 300. Foreign policy security advisers told them that Russia has a veto power in the United Nations Security Council. What about three days later. So. -- changed his position again and he put out a statement. Exactly like a "...

[2:49]..." present its recommendations on future troop levels. Including further reductions in combat forces as conditions permit. As part of the return on success policy. We're also reducing the length of combat tumors in Iraq. Beginning to our troops deploying to Iraq will serve twelve month tumors. And set a fifteen minutes tutors. This released a burden on our forces. And it will make life easier for a wonderful military families. We're also making progress in our discussion with Prime Minister Maliki Government on a strategic framework agreement. This agreement will serve as the foundation for America's presence in Iraq. Once the United Nations resolution authorizing a multinational forces there expires. On December the 31. We remain. A nation at war. Qaeda is on the run in Iraq. But the terrorists "...

[0:35]..." the success of the search. And others increasing capability. Of the Iraqi forces. Iraqi forces now have a 192 combat battalions in the fight. And more than a hundred -- battalions are taking the lead in combat operations. Against terrorists and extremists. We show the capability of those forces earlier this year. When the Iraqi Government launched successful military operations against Shia extremist groups in Basra. Amara. And Sadr City area "...

[1:38]..." few remaining safe havens in the country. This operation is Iraqi led. Forces are playing a supporting role. In the moments in the months ahead. The Iraqis will continue taking the lead in more military "...